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Eric Bresie commented on NETBEANS-3278:
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So digging a little more, I noticed some minor differences between the above
jdk.xml files. Do these maybe need to be made similar?
More specifically, in the following versions:
*
.\netbeans\nbbuild\nbproject\jdk.xmlC:\src\git\netbeans.eric\netbeans\nbbuild\nbproject\jdk.xml
*
.\netbeans\java\java.freeform\src\org\netbeans\modules\java\freeform\jdkselection\jdk.xml
These only includes condition and checks for nbjdk.home, nbjdk.javac,
nbjdk.java, and jbjdk.javadoc
However in these other two jdk.xml file, they are slightly different
* .\netbeans\nbbuild\netbeans\harness\jdk.xml
Which includes nbjdk.home, nbjdk.javac, nbjdk.java, and jbjdk.javadoc but also
includes an "or" expression like the following:
<or> <available classname="java.lang.Object"
classpath="${nbjdk.bootclasspath}" ignoresystemclasses="true"/>
<available file="${nbjdk.home}/bin/jmod${.exe}"/> </or>
Assume this is to check if jdk 9's jmod (for modularity) is available for use
Further in this version, it has those of the above plus
* .\netbeans\nbbuild\jdk.xml
Also includes "have-jdk-xxxx" available items like:
<available property="have-jdk-1.4" classname="java.lang.CharSequence"
classpath="${nbjdk.bootclasspath}" ignoresystemclasses="true"/>
<available property="have-jdk-1.5" classname="java.lang.StringBuilder"
classpath="${nbjdk.bootclasspath}" ignoresystemclasses="true"/>
<available property="have-jdk-1.6" classname="java.util.ServiceLoader"
classpath="${nbjdk.bootclasspath}" ignoresystemclasses="true"/>
<available property="have-jdk-1.7"
classname="java.lang.ReflectiveOperationException"
classpath="${nbjdk.bootclasspath}" ignoresystemclasses="true"/>
<available property="have-jdk-1.8" classname="java.lang.FunctionalInterface"
classpath="${nbjdk.bootclasspath}" ignoresystemclasses="true"/>
<available property="have-jdk-1.9" file="${nbjdk.home}/bin/jmod${.exe}"/>
Which assume checks against a jdk specific unique features to help determine
which is available.
Does some of this different logic need to be added to the other jdk.xml files?
> NetBeans Platform Application only compiles with default JDK
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: NETBEANS-3278
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-3278
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: apisupport - Harness
> Affects Versions: 11.0, 11.1, 11.2
> Environment: Windows 10
> Reporter: matteodg
> Priority: Major
>
> I created from scratch a simple NetBeans Platform Application with a single
> module and I would like to use a Java Platform different than the default
> one, but I can't because I got this error while building the application:
> {noformat}
> module.taskdefs:
> module.common-init:
> Warning: nbjdk.active=OpenJDK13 or nbjdk.home=D:\Java\OpenJDK\jdk-13.0.1 is
> an invalid Java platform; ignoring and using D:\Java\OpenJDK
> module.projectized-common.basic-init:
> module.basic-init:
> {noformat}
> I'm launching NetBeans IDE with Oracle JDK 13 (default JDK) but I would like
> to compile and run with OpenJDK 13 (which I properly configured in
> Tools->Java Platforms).
> I checked and this bug is present in NB 11.0, 11.1 and 11.2-beta3 as well
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